I’m a director, assistant director, and former 3rd grade arm-wrestling champion. At Vassar College, I completed an independent Animation major, combining courses in film, art, and computer science, and helping design and implement the school’s first dedicated animation class. As part of my studies, I interned at Pixar Animation Studios, where I worked on costuming for Ratatouille. If you thought the restaurant critic’s shoulder pads were a bit too pointy – or not quite pointy enough – I’m probably to blame.

After graduation, I worked freelance in New York City, directing a variety of projects including 17 instructional videos for Howcast Inc. I also spent time building props (Gemini Studios), puppets (Supermarche), costumes (NY Dance Academy), furniture (Aardvark Interiors), edible sculptures (Howcast), paper jewelry (Linda & Harriett), bloody special effects (Troma), nipple hats (Awesome & Modest), and virtually anything else that could be categorized as “making stuff”.

Most recently, I graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts with an MFA in filmmaking. Since then, I’ve been working freelance as a director and assistant director for film, television, web series, commercials, and music videos. I’m always looking for exciting new projects (especially feature films!), so please don’t hesitate to contact me.